Jiva is an Azerbaijani singer and songwriter known for her diverse musical styles.
Born in 1982, Jiva has made a significant impact in the music scene as a contemporary R&B and pop artist.
She won the third season of The Voice of Azerbaijan, showcasing her vocal prowess and popularity.
Biography
Early Life and Education
Jamila Hashimova, known professionally as Jiva, was born on September 9, 1982, in Moscow, Russia. Her early exposure to music laid the foundation for her future career as a singer and songwriter.
Career
Jiva began her musical journey in 2003, marking the start of a vibrant career in the music industry. She participated in the national selection rounds for the Eurovision Song Contest in 2011, showcasing her ambition early on. Her breakthrough came in February 2025 when she auditioned for the third season of The Voice of Azerbaijan. Impressively, she earned chair turns from all four coaches during the blind auditions and ultimately chose to join Team Röya. Jiva's talent shone through as she won the competition with a remarkable 42.6% of the televote.
Her repertoire spans various genres, including pop, dance, R&B, and jazz, performed in Azerbaijani, Russian, and English. Jiva has participated in notable events such as the Baku Autumn contest and the Montreux Jazz Festival, and she has collaborated with the band Rast and performed as a soloist with the Hazz Band. In March 2026, she was selected to represent Azerbaijan in the Eurovision Song Contest 2026 under her stage name Jiva, where she performed her song "Just Go." Despite her efforts, she placed 15th in her Semi Final, receiving two points from the jury.
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Also known as: Cəmilə Həşimova, Jamila Hashimova
Jamila Hashimova, known professionally as Jiva, is a Russian-born Azerbaijani singer and songwriter. Jiva won the third season of The Voice of Azerbaijan. Her repertoire includes pop, dance, and R&B, which she performs in Azerbaijani, Russian, and English. She represented Azerbaijan in the Eurovision Song Contest 2026 with her song "Just Go".
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